Understandably, these are anxious times, as information about the coronavirus spreads throughout the U.S. and the world, people are experiencing varying degrees of worry and trepidation. Anxiety is often triggered by an event or situation that is inherently stressful, or has uncertainty attached to it.
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Learn why this expressive modality can have such a profound impact on affect regulation, while helping to keep clients in the optimum window of arousal.
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Even though the malls pipe in holiday cheer, lights twinkle on houses, and TV ads depict families frolicking in the show, it’s important to keep in mind this can be a time of great ambivalence and emotional overwhelm for many people.
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In order to better understand clients’ destructive behaviors, distorted cognitions, or shame-based, negative affect, clinicians understand the importance of putting clients’ “symptoms” and struggles in a historical context. Learn three important trauma informed questions that will help to safely shed light on clients’ family-of-origin experiences.
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Learn why many clients present trauma-based experiences with emotional detachment and the importance of not pathologizing this in treatment.
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There is a strong body of research confirming that direct contact with nature increases mental health and psychological and spiritual development.
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Many clients are afraid to openly process their anger towards God, a loss of faith, or disconnection from their childhood religious practices.
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Understand the difference between guilt and shame.
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We are excited to announce the relocation of The Ferentz Institute beginning this Fall semester!
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Pets can bring an amazing reparative experience to clients who've endured trauma.
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